Derek Bruff’s book on CRS teaching is out

Posted on February 16, 2009 by Ian

Derek Bruff, an assistant director at the Vanderbilt University Center for Teaching and a senior lecturer in the Vanderbilt University Department of Mathematics, is rapidly becoming the most broadly-informed person I know on the subject of teaching with classroom response systems (CRSs). His blog is a must-read on the topic. His new book has just shipped, and looks to be a good introduction for anyone beginning to teach, or considering teaching, with a CRS.

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Physics professor... science education researcher and evangelist... foodie and occasionally-ambitious cook... avid traveler... outdoorsy type (hiking, camping, whitewater kayaking, teaching wilderness survival skills to high school students, etc.)... amateur photographer... computer programmer and amateur web designer... and WAAY too busy!
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